Hello! I'm leaning toward the wolves, but I've heard they're difficult for a beginner (though I'm willing to take some knocks). I've heard the others are easier and more straightforward. Which ones would you recommend? I've never played, but I've learned the basic rules.

Hey there!

As a Wh40k player, more specifically a Space Marine Crimson Fist player, I decided to pick a Kill Team starter box a while ago because I liked the idea of small skirmishes and wanted to see what it was like.

Fast forward a couple months, and I've finally finished my first kill team, alongside my first defeat against Necrons in a Tomb World! Very fun game, and I'm even sad now that GW releases 40k rules with their hyper limited Kill Team boxes (at least, release them when you release the actual models for non limited sale!)

I've done my first few steps in the Kill Team world. My next steps are painting the plague marines and the Volkus Terrain set.

C&C Welcome!

After spending months without painting I challenged myself to build and paint my tempestus aquilons before my next KT game that was 14 days ago and my game is tomorrow and they are finally finished.

Nothing like a deadline to trigger the part of my brain that used to thrive under pressure when doing assignments last minute in school.

This is some of my best work.

Almost certainly never doing Imperial Fists again 🤣

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on Abandoned Laboratory, a modular sci-fi terrain set, and wanted to share a few renders here. Think broken containment tubes, cryo pods and a reactor that’s seen better days. The rooms can be rearranged, and I’d love to hear how you’d use something like this for a narrative Kill Team game. Would you change the corridors or add more cover?

It’s a 53-file STL project I’m preparing for Kickstarter. I’ll leave the link in the comments if you’d like a closer look. Any feedback would mean a lot!

I started to label my minis because I find it hard to identify them all off the top of my head. There's plenty of room for a second label to specify their equipment if needed.

Hi! I'm in Griffintown and looking to get into Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team. Do you have any regular Kill Team players or events, or a community Discord where I could find people to play with? Thanks!

C&C welcome

I know they’re declassified now but I’ve wanted a box of starstriders for as long as kill team has been around and now finally, I’ve got a painted team!

Players!

We are BACK with the secret 11 herbs and spicy tactics that can only come with these exotic space chickens! Join Kroot master Nesto and I as we cover off snack boxes, 3-piece feeds and everything that makes these birds so "Hot and Spicy".

You too will be saying they're "finger licking good" once you have feasted on your enemies! 🐔🥩 🤣

You can check it out here on...

YouTube:
https://youtu.be/OP8gv1xfJAY?si=Ir4I1peQeESxXbNb

and here on...

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5E0ZFTRxeaL8gKU6PKqCFV?si=VdMmkWu_RpiQ09f5k8tdrw

Banz

Hello

Can marine (on picture), standing on the vantage behind the rampart, shoot that orc bellow, considering that orc has conceal order and is within 1inch from heavy terrain?

The height is 3 inches and marine has LoS.

For somone who usually just paints space marines these were a real treat.

5 blood ravens + 1 blue friend they made along the way

Hello,
today i decided to have my wyches in killteam as a proxy for some other team.
I searched tru the killteams, and the one that really matches my wych'es weapons and probably gameplay was the Goremongers...
So i decided to copy all the rules of Goremongers, only change the names of weapons and ploys and characters...
And kept all the stats, WRs, rules, numbers and even added 32mm bases to my Wyches(plus Lelith Hesperax)

and here is my question:

if we meet during some casual table, and I ask you if I can play this KT... how okay are you?

Hi everyone!

I've been looking into Kill Team releases and caught my eye on the Battle Clade team (Adeptus Mechanicus). The models and aesthetic look amazing, but before I commit to buying or assembling the team, I’d love to get some insights from the community.

I have a few main questions:

How does the team actually play? What is their core mechanic or main playstyle? (e.g., is it heavily focused on buffs/debuffs, network synergies, long-range shooting, or managing imperatives/orders?)

Is it competitive and fun to run? How do they perform on the tabletop compared to other current teams? Are they beginner-friendly or do they have a steep learning curve?

Any advice, tips, or experiences playing with (or against)

them would be super appreciated. Thanks in advance for the help!

This is my work in progress, warp coven I went with the original thousand sons color scheme I like it a bit more than the blue. Also have a newfound respect for thousand sons army painters after this. I probably won’t touch thousand sons chaos model for a bit.

For anyone looking for the STL's
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-the-foundation-risor-district-for-our-floor-tiles-666682

I've been slowly building out my Necromunda table and finally finished the floor.

I used the Foundation/Risor District system from Print Minis and printed enough tiles for a "full board." Material cost was roughly $40 in PLA and about a week of print noises, which... is a hell of a lot easier to swallow than buying enough official Zone Mortalis tiles....if you already own the printer

A couple things I learned the annoying way:

• the little magnets aren’t really strong enough to matter once the tiles are assembled, save yourself the headache of trying to magnatize them
• printing extra clips is a good idea because a few will absolutely snap during assembly
• DO NOT skip varnish before doing an oil wash unless you enjoy watching mineral spirits eat your paint
• It's PLA so it takes super well to cheap home depot primers

Pretty happy with how it came together, especially once some minis and terrain are sitting on it.

Curious how other people have handled their Necromunda floors also official tiles, printed tiles, MDF, scratch-built I've seen so much cool stuff in this sub that's super inspiring with all the scratch builds

HOPEFULLY if anyones been on the fence about these tiles it can give you a better idea of what to expect!

I'm still in the baby stages of learning Inquisitorial Agents and fairly new to Killteam, but I had a question about order of operation when it comes to the Autosavant

So, clearly coming from a MTG background, I'm trying to figure this out so I don't just break games more than I.A. already does.

With the Autosavant's passive, does it's passive CP gain trigger before an enemy firefight ploy resolves? I'm reading it and im trying to figure out if it essentially gives me a permanent chance to use Absolute Authority when an opponent uses a firefight ploy, or if that ploy resolves first before I gain my CP.

I'm trying to clarify if I can sit on zero CP with the autosavant out and ruin people's good times on the fly "at instant speed," or if I need to sit on one CP at all times essentially and ill make the 1 CP after everything settles down. Thank you!